Find Villas in Kyoto

The location is difficult to find, and there is no attached parking space, but there are many paid parking lots nearby, and there are also supermarkets nearby. The house is very clean and you can ask them to pick up any items you need.

This year, Kyoto's red leaf season ended a little later, and luckily booked a room far below the November price. This door is not big but there is a hole in the sky inside. It feels like there is a townhouse built in 4-5. Our check-in time was relatively late, and the small requirements made to the front desk lady were met. There are two floors, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Our couple is a bit extravagant. It should not be crowded next time we bring our parents again (it is estimated that it is inconvenient for both parents to come). The block is very quiet, not far from Nijo City, about seven or eight minutes from Omiya Station, we dragged our suitcases on the quiet street at night a little embarrassing: D. Overall satisfaction, if the price is right, I will choose next time.

The room is really clean, it is very quiet surrounded by residents, the door of each house is uniquely decorated, and there are views everywhere! Because I brought two old people with me, they are not used to Japanese food! I cooked a few meals to let them eat hometown food! The B&B is very convenient to Kiyomizudera Temple. It only takes 3-5 minutes to walk to the station. It takes about 20 minutes to reach Kiyomizudera Temple, Hanamikoji, and other scenic spots! Kyoto is still a place worth staying for a few more days. Personally, I like to travel quietly and slowly. I prefer Kyoto to Tokyo and Osaka!

It's great. You can immerse yourself in a Japanese B&B. The eel shop next to it is also very close, which is perfect for going back to eat when you are tired from shopping. It is a 5-minute walk from Toji Station and one stop from Kyoto Station. It is convenient for traveling to Osaka and the airport. The boss is also very enthusiastic.

The most satisfying hotel during this trip to Japan. The decoration and facilities are in line with the description online. The actual stay is also very comfortable and quiet. The staff's service is warm and welcoming. We were also pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere in the lounge, breakfast, and the TV for watching Netflix smoothly. At the same price, you can only stay in an average hotel in Kyoto Station/Kawaramachi Shijo, which has more convenient transportation. The only shortcomings: the address is not very clear, many elderly taxi drivers can't find it (you can solve it by taking an Uber), the toilet paper is a bit too thin (I understand it is for environmental protection but it affects the use), there are no curtains so I wake up early (It can also be considered a unique living experience)

Japanese-style villa, very distinctive. Clean and tidy, details are in place. The location is very good, convenient to travel, walking to various attractions, Hankyu and Sapporo are also nearby, JR is a little far away. Warm reminder: Dinner in Busan must be earlier, otherwise all the shops will be closed.

A very good B&B experience in Kyoto~ Transportation: The location and transportation are very convenient. Our two families took a taxi from Kyoto Station and took a business class taxi, which was even more cost-effective. It is also very convenient to go to various attractions from the B&B. Surroundings: There is a large supermarket about two minutes away from home, which is very convenient. A few minutes walk away is Toji Temple. Facilities: A well-equipped B&B, as well as a washing machine with dryer. There are two toilets, which are both very clean and very convenient for our two families to use. Service: caring! The landlord is very nice and attentive, and communication in Chinese is very convenient. Before check-in, they will also send us a PDF, which contains detailed introduction to check-in transportation and other details. The transportation to several famous attractions and small tips are very detailed~ and a heart-warming and delicious breakfast~ The food is super delicious😋The host will also give her reasonable suggestions to make our trip more perfect😍 Kyoto is great, I would like to experience it next time~

Although the house is small, it is a well-equipped B&B. It is just right for a family of five. It has laundry, drying, microwave, kettle, etc. The integrated shower room and toiletries are well received. The landlord is also very considerate in the layout. Before moving in, the host Xue Yue began to help suggest itineraries and prepare road books. During the stay, she also patiently answered various questions about traveling in Kyoto. The B&B is in a residential area and is quiet at night. All in all, it was a very satisfying stay!

租到這套房子是我們整個行程中的最大亮點。從來沒見過會有如此精緻的房子在airbnb出現，配置的衛生用品比東京的Janu還高級。房東還貼心的準備了點心，臨行前還送了新年禮物！我們一家非常榮幸能一起跨年！新年快樂！房子美，房東好，滿分💯

The B&B is very clean. It is located in a residential area. The residents are quite quiet. There is just a bit of noise from passing cars at night. It is a good place to experience a Japanese cabin. It is especially suitable for a family. It is more comfortable than staying in a hotel. It is spacious and has many rooms. It has a living room and takes into account both privacy and privacy. Family interactions. There are kitchen supplies so you can cook your own meals. The nearby 24-hour supermarket is very convenient for buying ingredients and making Japanese hot pot. You can use Uber to call a car to the door of your room. The landlord responded promptly via WeChat and provided detailed information about the surrounding area. It is recommended that there be a small table next to the sink to store cosmetics, or a tabletop mirror to facilitate putting on makeup on the living room table. Slippers are difficult to wear, and it would be better to provide disposable toiletries. Overall it's worth staying, especially for family travel. Some information for other friends who are making reservations: There is a subway station ten minutes away, but the Kyoto subway is not very convenient. The main bus is the main one, but the bus is a bit laborious. Basically, it is simple and straightforward to use Uber. A taxi from Kyoto Station costs about 1,100 yen, Eikan-do Temple is 3,800 yen, Nishi Honganji Temple is 1,600 yen, Tofukuji Temple is 1,300 yen, and Kiyomizu Temple is 3,400 yen.